Internal heat source capacity at inductive heating in desorption step of ETSA process

Rapid temperature swing adsorption using microwave regeneration for carbon capture

“…Alternative electrical heating methods for TSA include Electric Swing Adsorption (ESA), which uses the Joule Effect [30][31][32], induction heating [33][34][35], and microwave (MW) heating [27,[36][37][38]. These techniques could offer distinct advantages over the more traditional adsorbent regeneration techniques in terms of energy efficiency, faster heating rate, and simple and compact equipment designs [29,39].…”

Electrical swing adsorption on functionalized hollow fibers

“…Direct heating methods of the adsorbent can efficiently overcome these main limitations making TSA a process that can potentially outperform other separation techniques. Among the methods for alternative heating of the adsorbent are electrical heating (Joule heating) [10], induction heating [11], and microwave heating [12,13]. Electrical regeneration uses the Joule effect of an electrically conductive adsorbent under applied electric voltage, which means the conversion of the electric power at the electrical resistance to thermal heat that dissipates from the adsorbent.…”